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Understanding 9/11A Homesteading community of the 1880s
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Follow Mary Lewis and her family as they move from Kentucky to Nicodemus, Kansas, one of the first African American homesteading towns in our country. See how the settlers lived and how their community changed over time
Includes glossary
Sharecroppers no more! Leaving Georgetown, Kentucky, 1877 -- The promised land: Arriving in Nicodemus, Kansas, 1878 -- Nicodemus grows: Celebrating our community, 1881 -- The dream comes true: Boomtown, 1887 -- The dream fades: Still our home, 1888
Follow Mary Lewis and her family as they move from Kentucky to Nicodemus, Kansas, one of the first African American homesteading towns in our country. See how the settlers lived and how their community changed over time
Includes glossary
Sharecroppers no more! Leaving Georgetown, Kentucky, 1877 -- The promised land: Arriving in Nicodemus, Kansas, 1878 -- Nicodemus grows: Celebrating our community, 1881 -- The dream comes true: Boomtown, 1887 -- The dream fades: Still our home, 1888
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